;
;
; PDP-11 CONFIG FOR Unix
;
;
; Set PDP-11/40 CPU model (Unix assumes EIS)
;
; Added FPP so various programs can run. Probably won't be
; perfect (FPP regs won't be saved on process switches), but
; an OK quick hack for a single-user machine.
;
set cpu 40 eis fpp
;
; Set switch register to single-user boot
;
set switch 173030
;
; Mount disk units
;
; First, the RK drives
;
; Putting /tmp on an RK (as opposed to, say,an RS) means we use slightly
; more memory (since we're doing RAM simulation), but we don't have
; to have an RS driver (saves Unix kernel memory space).
; (First line for tmp is if we wish to be able to scribble on the
; on-disk prototype)
;
mount dk0: C:\Unix\UnixRoot. /rk05
mount dk1: D:\Unix\UnixSwap. /rk05
; mount dk2: C:\Unix\UnixTmp. /rk05
mount dk2: ram: /load:C:\Unix\UnixTmp. /rk05
mount dk3: C:\Unix\UnixSrc. /rk05
mount dk4: C:\Unix\UnixDoc. /rk05
; 
;
; Now, the RL drive(s)
; Add a null device to prevent NXM faults if we touch it with
; nothing mounted
;
; mount dl0: C:\Unix\unix_v6.rl02 /rl02
mount dl3: null:
;
; And finally the RP drive
; Again, add a null device to prevent NXM faults if we touch it with
; nothing mounted
;
; mount dp0: C:\Unix\UnixLarge. /RP03 /Cylinders:406
mount dp7: null:
;
;
; Now other devices
;
; Add DZ lines
; The DZ CSR, etc are what the V6 driver etc expect, and are not
; the defaults under Ersatz-11.
;
assign yza0-7: telnet:
set yza: csr=770000 vector=270
set telnet banner=C:\progra~1\Ersatz11\TelnetBanner.txt
;
; And now the DOS: pseudo-device
;
mount do:
;
; Add LP11 printer port
;
; assign lp0: lpt1:
;
;
; EMULATOR config
;
; Set to not hog CPU when PDP-11 stopped or idle
;
set idle delay=10
;
; Switch current dir to /unix on host
;
cd c:\unix
;
; If needed, set dump trace to on for 'show pclog'
;
; set pclog on
;
;
; STARTUP
;
;
; Boot RK disk unit 0 (and switch keyboard to PDP-11 console)
;
boot dk0:
;
; Control returns to the next line when the user presses Shift-Enter
; or the system halts on its own
;
; quit
;
; Don't bail out if PDP-11 halted